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Guam educators: AI is not a substitute for critical thinking and human judgment

By Jayvee Vallejera The most commonly known artificial intelligence model, ChatGPT, was first released in November 2022. Less than...

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Teaching and learning in the age of AI: Guam rewriting its education system

By Ron Rocky Coloma When Arleen Suplido teaches her eighth graders about personal finance, she doesn’t just hand them a worksheet. She...

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2 days ago

DOD's investments in Guam reach $3.9B

However, its outstanding public debt has increased to $2.6 billion, accounting for 38 percent of its gross domestic product, according to the Government Accountability Office.

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THE PACIFIC

Pacific Islands Forum head: Island region 'must remain a beacon of hope and unity'

“We must ensure that the Forum’s priorities align with the lived realities of our people and the Leaders’ vision in the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent," he added.

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As the sea recedes, Pacific nations turn to ancestral knowledge to withstand climate change

From marine protections rooted in taboo, to village governance woven through coconut mats and sea knowledge, Pacific peoples are showing how relational systems—between people, land and ocean—can hold the line where legal codes and budgets fail.

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17 hours ago

Fiji’s navigates pediatric palliative care amid limited resources

Fiji Cancer Society launched its Community Palliative Care Program in 2022. Photo courtesy of Women's Fund Fiji By Ron Rocky Coloma When...

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LIFE & ARTS

The Pacific Pivot is dead; welcome to the Fluid Indo-Pacific

Turned out that everything he said at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore was more or less what everyone knows about China’s aspirations in the Pacific. An invasion of Taiwan could happen. It could be imminent. Could be.

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11 hours ago

Circumventing United's monopoly: Finding alternate routes between Guam and US mainland

By Jeffrey Teruel (Flights in Asia) -- For residents of Guam, "going off-island" is another expense associated with living in one of the...

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Blind visionaries

Democracy, however, is also a system of government fueled by promises of free goods and services. Not surprisingly, throughout known human history, the root of most government crises lies in the failure to finance the benefits pledged by those in power.